Creative Writing: Running Away From The Bear

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Grady was able to step away a couple of feet away from the mother bear, so he can get a head start of running away from the bear... I stepped away from the bear, so if the bear starts chasing me, I can get a head start running to say my last prayers. I started to run as fast as I could because you don't want to just stand there and be gobbled up for dinner. I ran so fast that I couldn't keep a trail if I lost my family, then I tripped over a piece of twig that made me stop and hear the awful sounds of the bear. After I tripped over the twig, I decided to go back to the campgrounds. When I got back I could hear my dad telling Jared his lame surviving skills. When I got stood in front of my dad I motioned him to come in the tent with me. I explained to him everything and guess how he responded. A, "yes, son you need to be more careful, someday you will have my own strong survival skills. When you grow up, I want you to give to your own son." I just rolled my eyes. …show more content…

Anyway when I usually go to sleep, you can wake me up. In fact, one time my parents had to actually dump water on my face, I was lucky that it was not coffee. I heard sounds of a bear, roars and huffing, but only sounds of happiness or scaring other animals. They are the sounds of a crying bear, learned that from my dad. I thought it would go away or stop, but it just got louder. I finally got a flashlight, stuck a marshmallow and headed off. Hey, today I was almost eaten by bear. What could go

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